<p>Today we're talking with Lisa Avila about building a business with small children, and older children. Lisa Avila is a Business Strategist, mom of 3, and helps mission-driven women scale their nonprofits through Strategy, Marketing, and Mindset. You can find her on Linkedin (LisaMAvila), Instagram @LisatheStrategist, and on her website, www.poppygrovellc.com</p>

Today we're talking with Lisa Avila about building a business with small children, and older children. Lisa Avila is a Business Strategist, mom of 3, and helps mission-driven women scale their nonprofits through Strategy, Marketing, and Mindset. You can find her on Linkedin (LisaMAvila), Instagram @LisatheStrategist, and on her website, www.poppygrovellc.com

Lisa Avila on Strategy, Scale and School Days

The Truer Business Podcast is the antidote to the hustle-culture-overnight-success-7-figure-goals noise for creative business owners looking to live and work on their own terms. Led by real-life solopreneurs, ethical copywriter Lauren Van Mullem and website designer Kara Ferreira, the podcast features conversations that get to the truth behind the big questions of entrepreneurship. 

If you're ready to do work that fills you up with the time and resources to live a life you love, but you aren't chasing shiny pennies and overnight success, we're here to shed more light on:

What it's really like to launch and grow your own online business as a solopreneur with kids/partners/pets who need your time and attention too
How to mindfully craft your business so it lights you up rather than drains your battery
The slow living path to sustainable success
Ethical online business practices, plus gray areas, and choose-your-own-adventure values
Breaking all the rules and re-envisioning what online entrepreneurship means

Our guests are both leading and leading-on-a-smaller-scale entrepreneurs. In season one, we're delighted to have in-depth conversations with Rebecca Tracey of the Uncaged Life, Jessie May Kezele of the Daring Fempreneur, and many other wonderful business-owners.

So, if you're ready to build, grow, or pivot your online business while still having time for the little things (like slowly sipping your morning cup of coffee) and the big things (like taking time off to be with your kids or building a 3-day work week just for you), let's dive in!

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The Truer Business Podcast is the antidote to the hustle-culture-overnight-success-7-figure-goals noise for creative business owners looking to live and work on their own terms. Led by real-life solopreneurs, ethical copywriter Lauren Van Mullem and website designer Kara Ferreira, the podcast features conversations that get to the truth behind the big questions of entrepreneurship. If you're ready to do work that fills you up with the time and resources to live a life you love, but you aren't chasing shiny pennies and overnight success, we're here to shed more light on: What it's really like to launch and grow your own online business as a solopreneur with kids/partners/pets who need your time and attention too How to mindfully craft your business so it lights you up rather than drains your battery The slow living path to sustainable success Ethical online business practices, plus gray areas, and choose-your-own-adventure values Breaking all the rules and re-envisioning what online entrepreneurship means Our guests are both leading and leading-on-a-smaller-scale entrepreneurs. In season one, we're delighted to have in-depth conversations with Rebecca Tracey of the Uncaged Life, Jessie May Kezele of the Daring Fempreneur, and many other wonderful business-owners. So, if you're ready to build, grow, or pivot your online business while still having time for the little things (like slowly sipping your morning cup of coffee) and the big things (like taking time off to be with your kids or building a 3-day work week just for you), let's dive in!

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